Beach Volleyball

Cal prepares to face perhaps its toughest set of opponents this weekend, with teams like No. 1 TCU and No. 6 GCU at the tournament.

Cal put on a dazzling performance as it picked up two big wins on home sands.

After a weekend on the island of Oahu, participating in the Hawaii Invitational, the Bears head home with four grand wins and one close loss.

Cal beach volleyball heads to the Hawaii Invitational this weekend to take on Nebraska, Washington, Texas, Oregon and the hosts themselves, Hawaii.

After losing the first game of the weekend, the blue and gold dominate the sands and their opponents with 5 straight wins to finish the weekend.

This weekend will be a great test for the No.12 ranked Bears who have the ability to compete with any team in the country.

With the conclusion of these two matches and a promising season ahead, Cal proves it is not a team that should be underestimated. Having nearly defeated No. 7 LMU, it has proven it is a force to be reckoned with this season. The Bears now prepare to head to the Pac-12 South Tournament where they will face USC, Oregon, Utah and Arizona.

This weekend will serve as a great opportunity to assess Cal’s strengths and weaknesses that can potentially define the 2023 season.

The Bears came in third at the Pac-12 championship, and earned a bid to the national championships, but their season came to an end against LSU.

The Bears went .500 and settled for a 2-2 weekend to close out the regular season before the Pac-12 championships this week.